Norwegian PM Støre rejects FT report on Putin's call, Meduza reports
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Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre rejected a Financial Times report that Russian President Putin spent most of a 90-minute call lecturing on medieval Slavic history, the Kyiv Post reported. Støre described the conversation with Putin and Stubbs differently, saying Putin spoke about the situation in Europe after 2014, according to Meduza.
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Norwegian PM Støre states: Norwegian PM Støre rejected the Financial Times' report that Putin spent most of a 90-minute call giving a lecture on medieval Slavic history.
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- Meduza · · Премьер Норвегии заявил, что Путин не читал лекцию о средневековых славянах во время разговора с ним и президентом Финляндии (Original publication)
- The Insider · · Премьер Норвегии потребовал у FT удалить заметку о том, что Путин по телефону прочитал ему лекцию по истории. Газета отказалась (Original publication)
- Kyiv Post · · Støre Rejects FT Report That Putin Spent 90-Minute Call Giving History Lecture (Original publication)
- Business FM · · Норвегия и Финляндия попросили исправить статью FT о переговорах с Путиным (Original publication)
Norwegian PM Støre states: Norwegian PM Støre described the conversation with Putin and Stubbs differently, stating that Putin spoke about the situation in Europe after 2014.
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